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    • Asphericon GmbH

    Sarasota, FL 34233

    COMPANY OVERVIEW

    About Asphericon GmbH

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    5500 Bee Ridge Rd
    Suite 104
     Sarasota, FL 34233
    United States
    http://www.asphericon.com
    941-564-0890

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    Manufactures aspherical components using CNC-technology with expertise in aspheres, freeforms, reflectors, cylinders and axicons.

    Articles

    Pm Asphericon Opto Sigma
    Executive Forum

    asphericon and OptoSigma enter optics partnership

    Within the agreement, asphericon will manufacture and supply CNC-grinded and polished aspheres, acylinders, and axicons made of S-LAH64, N-BK7, and fused silica, along with several...
    (Courtesy of Asphericon)
    FIGURE 1. Two monolithic beam expansion systems are shown with spherical surfaces (top) and with a convex aspheric surface (center) for an enlargement of M=2. Incoming beam diameter is 10 mm. The wavefront aberrations for the aspheric approach are four orders of magnitude smaller. Three cascade systems are shown for beam expansion based on monolithic individual systems (bottom: 10.5x enlargement (a), 21x enlargement (b), and 9.3x enlargement (c). System (b) differs from (a) by the addition of an element with M=2. System (c) differs from (b) by the inversion of the last element with M=1.5.
    Optics

    Technology Review: Laser Focus World's top 20 photonics technology picks for 2016

    John Wallace
    This year's Tech Review Top 20 list concludes with an especially robust selection of science topics from the past year of Laser Focus World.
    FIGURE 2. A cascade of five beam expanders with M=21 and a design wavelength of 532 nm is used at a 600 nm wavelength (top). The wavefront, divergence, P-V, and RMS of the wavefronts after passing through the given number of beam expanders are compared (bottom).
    Optics

    Laser Optics: Monolithic afocal beam expanders provide flexible capability

    Single-element beam expanders containing an aspheric surface can be used in cascade to create different magnifications; an added lens adjusts for wavelength-change effects.

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